Haryana man gets death penalty for honour killing of sister


Chandigarh, Dec 5 (IANS): In a case of honour killing, a 26- year-old man was on Wednesday awarded the death penalty by a court in Hisar town in Haryana for murdering his sister in February last year.

The death penalty was awarded to Ashok of Juglan village in Hisar district, around 250 km from here, by additional District and Sessions Judge Pankaj on Wednesday.

The court held Ashok guilty for murdering his sister Kiran on February 9, 2017, after she got married to a man called Rohtas earlier in August 2015.

The woman's family was opposed to the marriage as Rohtas belonged to a different community.

Kiran was found dead under suspicious circumstances in the village on February 9 last year. She was hastily cremated by the family.

Rohtas later complained to the police alleging that Kiran was a victim of honor killing.

Following this, the police arrested Ashok for the death of Kiran.

  

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  • Rita, Germany

    Thu, Dec 06 2018

    Good.He doesnt deserve anything else.punish the other who helped him too.It should be a lesson to all who does this.In this 21century such beliefs and acts are to be condemned.

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